I've Never Seen An Effective Boycott That

I Think That Any Time You Look At The Fact That Boycotts Have Historically Led To Change, Whatever Temporary Inconvenience There May Be, It In The Long Run Leads Toward, In My Opinion, A Better Change For Everybody.

If A Cop Sees A Person Running Out Of A Store With A Gun He's Seeing A Crime. He's Not Seeing A Person Standing.

I Was Raised By A Single Mother Who Made A Way For Me. She Used To Scrub Floors As A Domestic Worker, Put A Cleaning Rag In Her Pocketbook And Ride The Subways In Brooklyn So I Would Have Food On The Table. But She Taught Me As I Walked Her To The Subway That Life Is About Not Where You Start, But Where You're Going. That's Family Values.

As I Ran For President, I Hoped That One Child Would Come Out Of The Ghetto Like I Did, Could Look At Me Walk Across The Stage With Governors And Senators And Know They Didn't Have To Be A Drug Dealer, They Didn't Have To Be A Hoodlum, They Didn't Have To Be A Gangster. They Could Stand Up From A Broken Home, On Welfare, And They Could Run For President Of The United States.

I Grew Up In The 1950s And '60s, When It Was Almost A Holiday When A Black Act Would Go On Ed Sullivan.